Summer schools help poor into university, Bristol study finds
More than three quarters (76%) of the Sutton Trust summer school attendees went on to a leading university
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Two more Bristol schools to become academies
Hillfields Primary School in Fishponds and Oldbury Court Primary School, Downend, will join the Cabot Learning Federation
Bristol Cathedral primary school opts for Free School status
The choir school, which became an 11-18 Academy in 2008, is hoping to open a primary school on its city centre site in September 2013
Bristol gets £19m to create new primary school places
The extra funding for the 2012-13 financial year follows a recent £18.3m emergency fund for this financial year
Bristol primary schools now “close to UK average”
The percentage of Bristol children achieving Level 4 or above at Key Stage 2 was 80% in both English and Maths
Bristol police station to become school in £37m plans
Redland police station could be turned into new classrooms to help deal with the chronic shortage of primary school places in Bristol
Premature babies do less well at school, Bristol study finds
Children of the 90s project says premature babies need more support before starting education than those born at full term
Bristol primary schools expanded to cope with shortfall
Ten Bristol primary schools will be extended to create 400 places in an effort to ease a shortage of places
New drive to help Bristol youth back to work
Campaign launched on the day figures show number of 16- to 24-year-olds out of work have topped one million
Competition opens to picture the Bristol Dinosaur
Jurassic artists are being invited to join a competition to create a new picture of the Bristol Dinosaur, which lived more than 200million years ago
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